169 7. The Public Prosecution should double its interest in investigating medical neglect cases, especially serious ones. It should pay special attention to investigating the cases which result in death by collecting forensic medical evidence to reveal and punish those responsible. Chapter Two: On Proper Legal Procedures West Bank 1. The Civil Prosecution should, based on Article 126 of the Palestinian Code of Criminal Procedures, inspect the Reformation and Rehabilitation Centers and detention centers administered by the security agencies to make sure no detainees are held outside the legal framework, and prosecute whoever violates the right to personal freedom. 2. The security agencies should: abide by the Palestinian courts’ release decisions; refrain from bringing citizens before the judiciary for more than one time on the same charge; refrain from arresting released persons under the pretext of other charges following his release, thus using a revolving door policy. 3. The military judiciary should refrain from prosecuting civilians detained by the security agencies and instead refer their files to the civil judiciary. 4. Cancellation of the cooperation protocol between the Public Prosecution and Military Prosecution, which allowed the Military Prosecution to exercise its jurisdiction and powers after the Public Prosecution relinquished its role of releasing all the detainees held by the security agencies in the West Bank. Gaza Strip 1. Stop arbitrary political detentions and release all political detainees 2. End the jurisdiction of the Palestinian Government in the Gaza Strip over the High Judicial Council in Gaza to dissolve it, and restructure the regular courts in accordance with the Palestinian Basic Law and the Law of the Judicial Authority.